Gimbiya Kettering’s new book, Washing My Sister’s Feet, is a beautiful example of what it means to follow Jesus in distinctly Anabaptist ways.
Gimbiya Kettering’s new book, Washing My Sister’s Feet, is a beautiful example of what it means to follow Jesus in distinctly Anabaptist ways.
It was a religious message that appeared in various forms among the nine pastors, former pastors and seminarians who ran for Congress as Democrats this cycle.
The Artificial intelligence chatbot Claude knows about Anabaptism, but it came at a cost.
We can’t change history, but we can rewrite the future.
The Mennonite Church USA Executive Board has appointed Iris de León-Hartshorn as interim executive director, effective Jan. 1.
Organizers of an evangelical rally in downtown Chicago said they fear that people seeking asylum no longer receive a fair hearing in court.
